United One - Mods

Opening for the first time in Unova, the Pokeathalon Building has at last been unveiled upon the docks south of Driftveil, hosting a variety of events within the enormous dome-like arena. Featuring numerous specialized rooms for training and competition, the Pokeathalon may lack the official status given with Contests and Gym Challenges, but it's well worth the visit! Aside from the events offered to 'pokeathletes' in the form of various physical challenges, a number of specialized move tutors have also gathered here, who will gladly teach certain pokemon powerful techniques only they can achieve. Also available are the ApriJuices, which seem to hold no effect for athletes in the dome, but may just come in handy for contests...

Though the competitions are held every day, competitors are barred from entering more than once every two weeks for the fist three levels of competition, and a full month for the final levels; pokemon need time to recover after all, and such things can be more taxing on the body than even a pokemon battle!


( ApriJuice )

( Move Tutors )

( The PokeAthalon )

 Welcome welcome, to the land of Dreams; though it's assuredly less 'fantastical' than one would think.

The Dreamworld is a realm which sits parallel to the Pokemon World, to such a frail extent that it's more or less a 'ghost' of the physical plane. Recent technology has breached the barrier between these realms with considerable success . In fact, it's even possible to purchase a personal island home in the Dreamworld for a small fee!

Houses in the Dreamworld can be upgraded in appearance and size, or simply furnished with purchases from the Berry Market. The Dreamworld itself however, can only be accessed by way of a Dream Mist Orb. There are three ways to purchase such an orb:


But what does the Orb do? It's basically a portable gateway. No matter where you are in Unova, you can use the Orb to create a temporary doorway between your location and your home in the Dream World. The gate will hold this signal even while closed, making it easy to go back and forth between the realms.

The Dreamworld housing also comes pre-furnished; as a one bedroom home, it comes with the basic needs of a small kitchen and washroom, as well as a corkboard, and even a berry garden!

Residents of the Dreamworld must be warned however, that spending too long within the realms has resulted in some odd dreams... Additionally, walking or sailing off the edge of the island is very ill advised, as those who do so often find themselves briefly locked in the dreams of another person, trapped until that person wakes up!

An offshoot of the Treehollow Market, the Breeder's Market cropped up when a small family on the bridge began to sell wares of furnishings made specifically for pokemon use, as well as the same dolls found in the Treehollow. The prices don't seem like much, but they're actually quite steep- all the berries accepted for trade take about a week to grow, and more importantly, aren't available for purchase from Mistralton's Berry Orchard!

Nonetheless, it's well worth the price, and often times the family's daughter sells spare berries on the side.


( Berries )

( Crystals )

( Ornaments )

( Tents )

( Other )

You know what's great? Stuffed toys.

Know what's better?

Giant Pokemon shaped ones!

There's over 600 pokemon, but only 95 Dolls to collect at this current moment (supposedly)- Some are lifesize. Some, needless to say, are not.

Nonetheless you can find dolls in a few different places! For the most part, you can order them from the Village Bridge Breeder's Market, or purchase them directly from the White Treehollow's bottom floor. A few others may only be available elsewhere however, so they have their own separate category.

At any rate, many of these were actually hand-stitched! Incredible! So don't be surprised if some of them seem more pricey than others, Tina has to pay for all that fabric somehow after all!




( Anville Rarities )

( Gift Dolls )

Welcome to the world of Berry Growing, friend! Started up somewhat recently in White Forest, the berry trade exploded with action when the trades of the Forest began expanding into furnishings compatible with 'Dream Housing'. Able to be used in literally any housing situation- Dream World, Real World, or even Caravan, the White Forest is not the only place which sells such wares by this time. The people of Anville often manage to get their hands on particularly rare dolls which would otherwise be unavailable to the public, whereas the Village Bridge has its own market, in the form of toys and furnishings meant for the pokemon areas of Caravans.

Getting what you want from the market can be a bit of a pain however; after buying so many berries from Mistralton, it seems as though it's more money than is worth.

And that, friend, is where Berry Planting comes in.

The Basics of Berry Growth

There are three ways to go about planting berries. The first, and most obvious, is to use the garden provided with the Dream Home, which has enough room for numerous bushes and trees. The second is available only to Caravan owners; Caravans with a standard pokemon towing system actually have the seat backed by a planter, whereas Caravans with engines have a planter behind them with a bonus lighting system above. Gold Caravans even have a bonus planter up on their balcony!

The third way is the most tedious, and meant for those on the go; with Berry pots, smaller plants can be grown and carried around. The limit for carrying pots however is four; not quite as spacious as the six-plant garden available at the start in a Dream Home, or Caravan planter. Heck, both of these can eventually have twelve! Then again, most interested in the berry market have one or the other in the end.

When a berry is planted, it takes a certain number of days to grow and fruit; some take only one day. Others take four! Either way, they always offer a certain number of berries, which can then be stored away or replanted. A full listing of how long the plants take to grow, and how many berries are dropped, can be found right here on the Berry Listing page!

As for what's offered, look no further- Pick a category you wish to browse, and scroll as you will. Note that Dolls are typically available at both the Berry Market and the Village Bridge Breeder's Market; this is because Dolls are typically used both by humans and pokemon, as well as the sheer number of stock available. Certain Dolls aren't available at either of these Markets however; instead, they're either found through certain events in Unova, or available for purchase elsewhere.

So you want to be a Breeder do you?

No doubt you've come here from the Entralink page- if not, you should probably check it out to see what you'll get to start off. Otherwise, read on! Being a Breeder is quite different from simply training Pokemon; Breeders aren't expected to fight battles, at least not outside of the Little Cup. Though many will keep a few stronger pokemon around for protection and Breeding purposes, they're largely known for gathering large crowds of younger ones. In fact, for each Ribbon a breeder has, they can carry two extra pokemon with them. This is considered a Passive Grant; which means that collecting five 'Basic' Ribbons would allow for ten pokemon! (Though make sure you can handle that!)

The links below will lead to useful points for Breeders. Some link to points on this very page; others however, have their own pages, such as the Berry Market. They're all well worth the read through, so be sure to check them all out!


( Breeding Basics )

( Contests )
So overall? It's possible to have three ribbons per rank; one for Appeals, one for Beauty, and one for Little Cup, but continuing that trend through the remaining ranks is notoriously difficult; more importantly, after a ribbon has been won, that particular category cannot be entered in at the won rank again!

Unova is big- there's a large number of cities and towns, and even a few smaller, out of town locations just as worthy of note. Finding pokemon is one thing- you can find that information on the Travel info page here. Knowing what supplies a store sells is also good, but that's for the Shops page. This page is all about the town itself- though for bonus measure, there's a note on just what 'human' stock is typically available too. Those particular wares switch around so often that they won't be listed on the shopping page.

As for the badges? Each one triggers a response from the Entralink, allowing instant teleportation to certain sites. However, these same badges trigger very specific responses from the badge-check of the Pokemon League; you won't be able to pass if four of your badges are the two basic badges plus the toxic and trio! You'll have to choose one Basic, and either Trio or Toxic instead! Of course, for each challenge on Badges or similar, you'll need to ask for Mod approval- but that's expected isn't it?

For ease of navigation, take a look at the map below! Each city, town, or notable point of interest is linked underneath it; simply click which one you're curious about, and scroll!

( Entralink )


( Aspertia City )( Flocessy Town )


( Viribank City )
( PokeStar Studios )


( Anville Town )


( Nuvema Town )


( Accumula Town )


( Striaton City )
( Nacrene City )
( Liberty Island )

( Castelia City )( Mistralton City )

( Lentimas Town )


( Lacunosa Town )


( Undella Town )


( Marine Tube )


( Humilau City )


( Shopping Mall 9 )

 ( Opelucid City )